#(auditory processing disorder)

[m0thmancore]

if you censor subtitles i hate you. disabled people can say fuck actually. many disabled people quite like saying fuck

[incognitopolls]

What do you usually say to someone when you don't understand/didn't hear what they said?

What?

Huh?

Excuse me?

Sorry?/I'm sorry?

Could you repeat that?

I didn't catch that

Pardon?

Something else common that's not listed here

Something niche that only people from my region or my family say

Something else

I don't say anything/I don't indicate in any way that I didn't understand them

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[autiebiographical]

Having an auditory processing disorder makes listening to two things at once really difficult, so if some place plays music that's anything but quiet, I have trouble hearing what people are saying. The noises just jumble together into a bizarre amalgamation of sound, and trying to understand what people are saying to me becomes impossible.

[this-is-audism]

The censorship of subtitles when the audio itself is not censored. I don’t care if someone said a slur, if it’s uncensored in the audio it needs to be uncensored in the subtitles too

This is audism

[forged-in-kaoss]

Murderbot + Gurathin parallels [2/3]

[thatsveryvortex]

Dear disabled people in school, please know your rights! If you have an IEP or a 504 plan with your school, your accommodations are not suggestions; a teacher cannot refuse them. If a teacher, coach, or other school staff chooses to ignore or disregard your accommodations, you can and should report them to the school.

The school, under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, will not/cannot tell the teacher that it was you who reported them, nor can the teacher question you or your class about being reported.

Remember it's against the law for the school or anyone representing/working for them to deny you your accommodations, no matter your age or grade, no matter the disability, and no matter how the school is funded.

[beyoursledgehammer]

You looked up song lyrics to discern the meaning of the song, I looked up the lyrics because I couldn't understand what they were saying. We are not the same.

[alexmey-does-an-arts]

when the music doesnt have captions

[I.D: A simple drawing of a person listening to music through headphones. The lyrics are shown though a thought bubble, they read "i make a (illegible scribbles) cool piano (more messy scribbles)". The person has a speech bubble that reads "this FUCKS." End I.D]